Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 15, 1939
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Golf in Ann Arbor at City Course: Their figures silhouetted against the sky at the third green of the municipal course, these two players personify the spirit of golf in Ann Arbor where both sexes share the thrills of the popular links sport during the spring and summer months. It is estimated that more than 3,000 residents of the city play golf for recreation.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 15, 1946
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Municipal has Driving Net: Golfers who hate to chase their hooks or slices all over the landscape can perfect their swing and rhythm at the Municipal Golf course where J. M. Dand, club manager, has erected a driving cage. Ernie Wright, 117 West Summit St., is shown above practicing his drives in the all-metal cage which is 20 feet long, 10 feet high and 10 feet wide. At the rear of the cage is a padded cushion, on which is inscribed a target. For the privilege of hooking or slicing 35 times it only costs one 25 cents (the charge to take care of the construction of the outfit) and after it is all over one doesn't have to walk more than 20 feet to retrieve the beaten pellets.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 6, 1958
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Relief for Golfers: As every fall golfer knows, leaves add to his links problem once the trees start to shed. But the leaves covering portions of the Municipal Golf Course leave quickly when exposed to the air currents from this blower arrangement which is used at other times for spraying jobs. Here, the blower is clearing the way along the fourth (old 13th) fairway. The Municipal Course, scene of the recent Washtenaw Open which saw Bob McCormick pick up the title held for three years by Howie Slocum, remains open for business--a fact which can be added to the list of unusual November happenings.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 27, 1972
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City Champ: Jenny Ogle reigns as the city's 100-meter freestyle swim champion after beating out her sister, Julie, by a few seconds in the annual City Swim Meet held at Fuller Pool. Jenny was timed in 1:07, and Julie in 1:12.7.